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| name = Holws of the Dead | | name = Holws of the Dead | ||
| image = ACO Howls of the Dead.jpg | | image = ACO Howls of the Dead 6.jpg | ||
| description = ''Disturbing sounds and objects near the [[Old Necropolis|necropolis]] have frightened the populace and those who must lay their loved ones to rest. [[Bayek]] decides to investigate.'' | | description = ''Disturbing sounds and objects near the [[Old Necropolis|necropolis]] have frightened the populace and those who must lay their loved ones to rest. [[Bayek]] decides to investigate.'' | ||
| appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]] – [[The Hidden Ones (DLC)|The Hidden Ones]]'' | | appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Origins]] – [[The Hidden Ones (DLC)|The Hidden Ones]]'' | ||
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| next = [[The Ballad of Si-Mut and Gertha]] | | next = [[The Ballad of Si-Mut and Gertha]] | ||
| source = [[Bayek]] | | source = [[Bayek]] | ||
| location = [[Klysma Nome]], [[ | | location = [[Klysma Nome]], [[Sinai]], [[Ptolemaic Kingdom]] | ||
| date = 38 BCE}} | | date = 38 BCE | ||
}} | |||
'''Howls of the Dead''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Bayek]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the [[Animus|Portable Animus HR-8]]. | '''Howls of the Dead''' was a virtual representation of one of [[Bayek]]'s [[Genetic memory|genetic memories]], relived by [[Layla Hassan]] through the [[Animus|Portable Animus HR-8]]. | ||
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*'''Haganu:''' ''Under the clang of iron, beneath the rule of [[Rome]]. Our children wail all night as our land is shipped away... When {{wiki|Nabataean Kingdom|Nabatea}} was free, we could all die with our heads held high, and the sky was an endless banner of happiness... Give me the hand of the old pharaohs, the old kingdom will one day rise again. Oh Sinai... Oh Sinai... Oh... Sinai.'' | *'''Haganu:''' ''Under the clang of iron, beneath the rule of [[Rome]]. Our children wail all night as our land is shipped away... When {{wiki|Nabataean Kingdom|Nabatea}} was free, we could all die with our heads held high, and the sky was an endless banner of happiness... Give me the hand of the old pharaohs, the old kingdom will one day rise again. Oh Sinai... Oh Sinai... Oh... Sinai.'' | ||
Bayek traveled to the entrance leading to the mountains. There, he met [[Demet]], along with his [[horse]] and a mummy on the horse's back. | Bayek traveled to the entrance leading to the mountains. There, he met [[Demet]], along with his [[horse]] and a mummy on the horse's back. | ||
*'''Demet:''' ''Oh! Dearest [[Isis|Iset]], protect me and my poor wife!'' | *'''Demet:''' ''Oh! Dearest [[Isis|Iset]], protect me and my poor wife!'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' Neb''. (Sir.) Do you need help?'' | *'''Bayek:''' Neb''. (Sir.) Do you need help?'' | ||
[[File:ACO Howls of the Dead 2.jpg|thumb|250px|Bayek meets Demet, who told him about the necropolis]] | |||
*'''Demet:''' ''My wife is ready for her journey to the Hall of [[Anubis]], but my knees quake with fear. What awaits me at the necropolis? I have heard stories to turn a young man's hair white!'' | *'''Demet:''' ''My wife is ready for her journey to the Hall of [[Anubis]], but my knees quake with fear. What awaits me at the necropolis? I have heard stories to turn a young man's hair white!'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''I am headed there. I will take your wife's body if you like.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''I am headed there. I will take your wife's body if you like.'' | ||
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He arrived at the entrance to the necropolis, which was shrouded in mist. | He arrived at the entrance to the necropolis, which was shrouded in mist. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''What fiendishness is this? The stories of evilness may be true.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''What fiendishness is this? The stories of evilness may be true.'' | ||
[[File:ACO Howls of the Dead 4.jpg|thumb|250px|Bayek arrived at the necropolis with the mummified body]] | |||
Bayek carried the mummy off the horse and into the necropolis. He heard screams echo from within. | Bayek carried the mummy off the horse and into the necropolis. He heard screams echo from within. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''What evil lurks here?'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''What evil lurks here?'' | ||
Bayek placed the mummy down on the ground. | Bayek placed the mummy down on the ground. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''The storyteller's song may be true. These are the sounds of a wicked spirit.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''The storyteller's song may be true. These are the sounds of a wicked spirit.'' | ||
[[File:ACO Howls of the Dead 5.jpg|thumb|250px|Bayek|Bayek discovering scattered body parts in a hidden chamber]] | |||
He heard more screams, accompanied by laughter. Eventually, Bayek discovered a small entrance and slid under it. Inside, he found parts of [[human]] bodies scattered everywhere. | He heard more screams, accompanied by laughter. Eventually, Bayek discovered a small entrance and slid under it. Inside, he found parts of [[human]] bodies scattered everywhere. | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''These are the arms and legs of the dead! Someone is desecrating them.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''These are the arms and legs of the dead! Someone is desecrating them.'' | ||
Bayek went in further and discovered a man in the room. | Bayek went in further and discovered a man in the room. | ||
[[File:ACO Howls of the Dead | [[File:ACO Howls of the Dead 7.jpg|thumb|250px|Bayek confronting the individual]] | ||
*'''[[Set (serial killer)|Set]]:''' ''Who dares interrupt me? I am the incarnation of [[Seth|Set]], god of chaos! He who dismembered [[Osiris]] and spread pieces of him all across [[Egypt]]!'' | *'''[[Set (serial killer)|Set]]:''' ''Who dares interrupt me? I am the incarnation of [[Seth|Set]], god of chaos! He who dismembered [[Osiris]] and spread pieces of him all across [[Egypt]]!'' | ||
*'''Bayek:''' ''You are a desecrater and a murderer.'' | *'''Bayek:''' ''You are a desecrater and a murderer.'' | ||
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==Outcome== | ==Outcome== | ||
Bayek helped Demet bring his wife's body to the necropolis. Investigating further, he traced the source of the tomb's haunting to a man who had desecrated the dead, and ended his reign of terror. | Bayek helped Demet bring his wife's body to the necropolis. Investigating further, he traced the source of the tomb's haunting to a man who had desecrated the dead, and ended his reign of terror. | ||
==Gallery== | |||
<gallery captionalign="center" position="center"> | |||
ACO Howls of the Dead 1.jpg|Hemet with his farm carrying the mummified body of his deceased wife | |||
ACO Howls of the Dead 3.jpg|Bayek carrying the body of Hemet's wife | |||
ACO Howls of the Dead 8.jpg|Bayek fights against the individual | |||
ACO Howls of the Dead 9.jpg|The culprit dead | |||
</gallery> | |||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 15:55, 1 October 2024
Howls of the Dead was a virtual representation of one of Bayek's genetic memories, relived by Layla Hassan through the Portable Animus HR-8.
Description
The necropolis has increasingly been the source of mysterious sounds and sightings. Someone needs to look into it.
Dialogue
Bayek saw Haganu singing and playing his instrument in the Klysma Quarry.
- Haganu: In the dark mountains, oh traveler, take care. The howls of the dead echo in pain. A spirit of evil won't let them rest. Never to enter the Hall of Anubis. The dead do not sleep, they know only torment. Woe to any who trespass amongst them!
Bayek spoke to Haganu.
- Haganu: The mountains of the Sinai, hide the tortured souls of the dead.
- Bayek: What is this all about?
- Haganu: Have you not heard? The old necropolis up in the mountains is haunted by all the dead who cannot enter the afterlife.
- Bayek: Someone should look into that.
Haganu continued singing as Bayek left.
- Haganu: Under the clang of iron, beneath the rule of Rome. Our children wail all night as our land is shipped away... When Nabatea was free, we could all die with our heads held high, and the sky was an endless banner of happiness... Give me the hand of the old pharaohs, the old kingdom will one day rise again. Oh Sinai... Oh Sinai... Oh... Sinai.
Bayek traveled to the entrance leading to the mountains. There, he met Demet, along with his horse and a mummy on the horse's back.
- Demet: Oh! Dearest Iset, protect me and my poor wife!
- Bayek: Neb. (Sir.) Do you need help?
- Demet: My wife is ready for her journey to the Hall of Anubis, but my knees quake with fear. What awaits me at the necropolis? I have heard stories to turn a young man's hair white!
- Bayek: I am headed there. I will take your wife's body if you like.
- Demet: Would you? I will be a thousand times grateful!
Bayek rode Demet's horse further up the mountain.
- Bayek: I have a grim foreboding.
He arrived at the entrance to the necropolis, which was shrouded in mist.
- Bayek: What fiendishness is this? The stories of evilness may be true.
Bayek carried the mummy off the horse and into the necropolis. He heard screams echo from within.
- Bayek: What evil lurks here?
Bayek placed the mummy down on the ground.
- Bayek: The storyteller's song may be true. These are the sounds of a wicked spirit.
He heard more screams, accompanied by laughter. Eventually, Bayek discovered a small entrance and slid under it. Inside, he found parts of human bodies scattered everywhere.
- Bayek: These are the arms and legs of the dead! Someone is desecrating them.
Bayek went in further and discovered a man in the room.
- Set: Who dares interrupt me? I am the incarnation of Set, god of chaos! He who dismembered Osiris and spread pieces of him all across Egypt!
- Bayek: You are a desecrater and a murderer.
- Set: You are the incarnation of Iset! Come to stitch her husband together. You shall not!
Bayek killed the individual.
- Bayek: You will trouble the dead no longer.
With the errand complete, Bayek returned to Demet.
- Demet: Is my wife at peace?
- Bayek: No one will prevent her journey to the field of reeds.
- Demet: Thank you, my friend.
Outcome
Bayek helped Demet bring his wife's body to the necropolis. Investigating further, he traced the source of the tomb's haunting to a man who had desecrated the dead, and ended his reign of terror.
Gallery
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Hemet with his farm carrying the mummified body of his deceased wife -
Bayek carrying the body of Hemet's wife -
Bayek fights against the individual -
The culprit dead
